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The manufacturer of GRIPPER tires modeled its return to sales from television advertising expenditures in two regions, as follows: Region1: The manufacturer of GRIPPER tires modeled its return to sales from television advertising expenditures in two regions, as follows: Region1: Region2: where and are the sales revenue in millions of dollars, and and are millions of dollars of expenditures for television advertising. How much money will be needed to maximize sales revenue in both districts? Round your answer to the nearest million dollars. A) $14 million B) $39 million C) $25 million D) $18 million E) $19 million Region2: The manufacturer of GRIPPER tires modeled its return to sales from television advertising expenditures in two regions, as follows: Region1: Region2: where and are the sales revenue in millions of dollars, and and are millions of dollars of expenditures for television advertising. How much money will be needed to maximize sales revenue in both districts? Round your answer to the nearest million dollars. A) $14 million B) $39 million C) $25 million D) $18 million E) $19 million where The manufacturer of GRIPPER tires modeled its return to sales from television advertising expenditures in two regions, as follows: Region1: Region2: where and are the sales revenue in millions of dollars, and and are millions of dollars of expenditures for television advertising. How much money will be needed to maximize sales revenue in both districts? Round your answer to the nearest million dollars. A) $14 million B) $39 million C) $25 million D) $18 million E) $19 million and The manufacturer of GRIPPER tires modeled its return to sales from television advertising expenditures in two regions, as follows: Region1: Region2: where and are the sales revenue in millions of dollars, and and are millions of dollars of expenditures for television advertising. How much money will be needed to maximize sales revenue in both districts? Round your answer to the nearest million dollars. A) $14 million B) $39 million C) $25 million D) $18 million E) $19 million are the sales revenue in millions of dollars, and The manufacturer of GRIPPER tires modeled its return to sales from television advertising expenditures in two regions, as follows: Region1: Region2: where and are the sales revenue in millions of dollars, and and are millions of dollars of expenditures for television advertising. How much money will be needed to maximize sales revenue in both districts? Round your answer to the nearest million dollars. A) $14 million B) $39 million C) $25 million D) $18 million E) $19 million and The manufacturer of GRIPPER tires modeled its return to sales from television advertising expenditures in two regions, as follows: Region1: Region2: where and are the sales revenue in millions of dollars, and and are millions of dollars of expenditures for television advertising. How much money will be needed to maximize sales revenue in both districts? Round your answer to the nearest million dollars. A) $14 million B) $39 million C) $25 million D) $18 million E) $19 million are millions of dollars of expenditures for television advertising. How much money will be needed to maximize sales revenue in both districts? Round your answer to the nearest million dollars.

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